Weird Little Guys Cops & Klan
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Jan 15, 2026 The podcast dives into the tragic story of Viola Liuzzo, a civil rights activist murdered by Klansmen in 1965. It explores the FBI's smear campaign against her, revealing how law enforcement historically colluded with white supremacists. Personal reflections connect her sacrifice to contemporary struggles against racial violence, showcasing the haunting echoes of past injustices. The episode resonates with urgency, highlighting the need for action in the face of systemic racism and the courage embodied by martyrs for justice.
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Government Smear To Protect An Informant
- The FBI actively smeared Viola Liuzzo to hide its informant's role in her murder.
- Molly Conger links Hoover's campaign to protecting a paid Klan informant on the payroll.
Jonathan Daniels' Sacrifice
- Jonathan Daniels pushed a girl out of the line of fire and took a shotgun blast meant for her.
- He died instantly, an act Bishop Hirschfeld used to urge clergy toward bodily witness.
Vigil Echoes Past Martyrdoms
- Molly attended a vigil for Renee Good where a crowd formed despite gunfire and shouted "You can't kill us all."
- The scene echoed historical moments of public witness and collective resistance.
